WordPress websites

I build WordPress sites: from a business card website to a WooCommerce store.

I also rework sites built by others.

When WordPress is a good choice

• you want to change texts and photos and add pages and news yourself, without a developer;
• you need a typical site or store, and a quick start matters;
• you already have a WordPress site that needs updating, speeding up or reworking;
• your team already knows how to work with this system.

When you need non-standard scenarios, maximum speed or complex logic, custom code is better: web apps or a store on Nuxt, Vue or React. I will advise what suits you.

What is included

• A custom theme from your design or Figma mockup, without heavy ready-made builders that slow the site down.
• A convenient admin panel: content fields set up for you, so nothing gets broken.
• WooCommerce for a store: catalogue, cart, payment, delivery.
• Speed: caching, compressed images, as few extra plugins as possible.
• Security and updates: current versions, protection against typical attacks.
• SEO basics: addresses, headings, descriptions, structured data, sitemap.
• 30-day warranty: after launch I fix errors in my work free of charge. New features and changes are separate, see support.

Reworking someone else's WordPress site

Reworking the theme, new pages and features, bug fixes, moving to another hosting, speeding up. See also website support and rework and website speed-up.

How much a WordPress site costs

The price depends on what you order: a business card website, a corporate website or a store, and on the complexity of the design and integrations.

For guide prices for each type of site, see the pages on the business card website, corporate website and online store.

I give the exact price after the brief.

How the work goes

1. Brief: the type of site, who will manage the content, which features you need.
2. Design, or your mockup.
3. Theme development and admin panel setup.
4. Filling in, launch and training on managing the site.

Read also

• WordPress or custom code: what to choose for a website